JP2024066903A - Hairstyle management system and hair and makeup support method therefor - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a hairstyle management system and a hair and makeup support method for the hairstyle management system, which allows the finished state to be confirmed from the camera's perspective without relying on standardized cut images such as front, side and back cut images by registering cut images extracted from a specified position when taking and storing a video of the hairstyle after treatment. [Solution] The hairstyle management system comprises a server device 3 and a data terminal 2. The server device 3 comprises a database 35 that stores hairstyle information for patients who visit the salon. The data terminal 2 comprises a communication unit 21 that manually takes a video of the patient sitting in a specified position on a rotatable customer chair on the floor of the treatment room, and transfers the captured video information of the patient to the server device 3 during one rotation of the customer chair using the camera function of the data terminal 2. [Selected Figure] Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a hairstyle management system and a hair and makeup support method for the hairstyle management system.

Conventionally, the customer management device disclosed in the following Patent Document 1 states that "in order to store records of past treatments at a barber/beauty salon and enable efficient reference, the customer management device 100 is equipped with a customer database 128 that stores customer information including customer image data, a treatment history database 134 that stores one or more treatments performed during each customer's visit, selected from a plurality of types of treatments, and pictograph image data 138 corresponding to each of the plurality of types of treatments, and a history display means 124 that displays the customer's visit history on a display together with pictograph image data corresponding to the treatment performed during the visit, based on the treatment history database, for each customer, in response to a request from an operator."

JP 2002-140501 A

In the above-mentioned Patent Document 1, hairstyle image information of a customer who is to be managed is captured and processed in a storage unit for three fixed shots of the front, side, and back.

However, there was no detailed disclosure of how a customer or hairdresser would capture images of the finished hairstyle and store them in a database when managing the finished image after the treatment. Although the above-mentioned document 1 does describe the capture of finished images of the front, back, and side, in recent years, with the rapid development of data terminals, electronic management systems for registering and managing customers have become widespread in barber shops and hair salons, and it has been pointed out that there is an issue of how to link with these data terminals.

In addition, the conventional management system only stored three shots: front, side, and back. This meant that creative therapists could only imagine these very fixed shots, and the environment was not set up to store shots from the perspective that therapists would want to focus on.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a hairstyle management system and a hair and makeup support method for the hairstyle management system, which allows the finishing state to be confirmed from the camera's perspective without relying on standard cut images such as those of the front, side, and back, by registering cut images extracted from a specified position when recording and storing a video of the hairstyle after treatment.
Another object of the present invention is to provide a hairstyle management system and a hair and makeup support method for the hairstyle management system that enable the client and the hairdresser to compare the post-treatment cut image with the registered cut image, exchange opinions with each other about the hairstyle description, and provide a treatment service that provides high customer satisfaction.

To achieve the above object, the hairstyle management system of the present invention has the following configuration.
This hairstyle management system is capable of communicating between a server device having a database that stores hairstyle information for clients who visit the salon, and a data terminal operated by the client, and is characterized in that the data terminal has a transfer unit that transfers video information of the client, which is manually captured while the client is sitting in a designated position on a rotatable customer chair on the floor of a treatment room, to the server device while the client's chair rotates once using the camera function of the data terminal.

According to one or more embodiments of the hairstyle management system and the hair and makeup support method of the hairstyle management system of the present invention, the finishing state can be confirmed from the camera's perspective without relying on standard cut images such as front, side, and back views.
In addition, the person receiving the treatment and the hairdresser can compare the post-treatment cut image with the registered cut image and exchange opinions with each other about the description of the hairstyle, thereby providing a treatment service that provides high customer satisfaction.

The drawings show specific embodiments of the present invention, including essential features of the invention as well as alternative and preferred embodiments.
1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a hairstyle management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. 2 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a function processing program of a data terminal of the hairstyle management system shown in FIG. 1 . 2 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a functional processing program of a server device of the hairstyle management system shown in FIG. 1 . 2 is a diagram showing the correspondence between the data terminal and the chair set on the high-transmittance mirror shown in FIG. 1; 4 is a flowchart showing an example of a hairstyle registration method of the hairstyle management system according to the present embodiment. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a hairstyle management system according to an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the arrangement state of a display device. FIG. 4 is a diagram for explaining the arrangement state of a display device. 7 is a diagram illustrating another configuration of the display device shown in FIG. 6 .

Next, the best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
The following embodiments relate to the hairstyle management system shown in Figs. 1 to 9, and include not only essential configurations of the invention but also optional and preferred embodiments.

<System configuration>
First Embodiment
Next, the best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
Fig. 1 is a block diagram for explaining the configuration of the hairstyle management system according to the present embodiment. This example is a system in which a hairdresser at a beauty salon or barber shop and a person (customer) who is to be treated are linked to each other, and a server device having a database that stores hairstyle information for the person who visits the salon and a data terminal operated by the person who is to be treated can communicate with each other.

In FIG. 1, 1 is a network in which a data terminal 2 operated by the person receiving treatment and a server device 3 are configured to be able to communicate with each other using a specific protocol.

The data terminal 2, which may be a smartphone capable of wireless communication or a mobile device, includes a communication unit 21, a CPU 22, a RAM 23, a display unit 24 with a touch panel function, a ROM 25, and a holder 26.

In addition, after a user application provided by the hairstyle management system is read from the ROM 25 and loaded into the RAM 23, the CPU 22 is configured to execute the user application to realize various functional processes. Note that while FIG. 1 shows a case where the communication unit 21 is wired, it also includes a unit that performs wireless communication such as WiFi.

The camera unit 20 is configured to allow switch operations to switch between video mode and still image mode, and to turn on and off the light source that flashes the subject.

27 is a highly transmissive mirror, which is placed opposite chair 28 on which the patient sits, and projects the upper body, including the face, of the patient. The data terminal 2 with camera function operated by the patient is equipped with a holder 26 as an engagement part for engaging with a fixed part provided at a predetermined position on the highly transmissive mirror 27, which is set in video recording mode and vertically positioned a predetermined length from the floor surface in the treatment room. The position of the engagement part is configured to be movable a predetermined length in the vertical direction along the end side of the highly transmissive mirror 27.

The chair 28 on which the patient sits is also configured to be movable up and down in the extension direction relative to the floor surface (including pump-type and electric-powered types).

The server device 3 includes a communication unit 31, a CPU 32, a RAM 33, a ROM 34, and a database 35. Note that the server application provided by the hairstyle management system is read from an external memory (not shown) and deployed in the RAM 33, and the CPU 32 is configured to execute the server application to realize various functional processes.

FIG. 2 is a block diagram for explaining the configuration of a function processing program of the data terminal 2 of the hairstyle management system shown in FIG.
In FIG. 2, the RAM 23 stores programs that function as a transfer section 23-1, a notification section 23-2, and a user registration section 23-3.

The transfer unit 23-1 transfers the video information captured by the camera unit 20 to the server device 3 while the chair 28 on which the patient is seated makes one rotation with the holder 26 of the data terminal 2 fixed to the detachable engagement portion of the highly transparent mirror 27.

After the treatment, the notification unit 23-2 of the data terminal 2 operated by the person receiving the treatment notifies the server device 3 of information indicating the degree to which the hairstyle is liked. As a result, after the treatment, the person can access the database 35 by entering the registration ID and check the post-treatment evaluation. Note that a function may be added to restrict the post-treatment evaluation to be viewable only by certain administrators.

The user registration unit 23-3 allows users to register themselves on the server device 3 by inputting a so-called account after downloading an application provided by the hairstyle management system from the server device 3. It is also possible to create a system environment that makes it easy for users to register by adopting a configuration that adds security to user registration.

Figure 3 is a block diagram explaining the configuration of the function processing program of the server device 3 of the hairstyle management system shown in Figure 1.

In FIG. 3, the RAM 33 stores programs that function as a display control unit 33-1, a registration unit 33-2, an extraction unit 33-3, a search unit 33-4, a reservation unit 33-5, and a selection unit 33-6.

Here, the extraction unit 33-3 analyzes the video information transferred from the transfer unit 23-1 of the data terminal 2, and executes a functional process to extract a cut image of the client's hair and makeup completed by the hair and makeup artist.

The registration unit 33-2 also executes a functional process of linking, for example, three cut images (front projection image, rear projection image, and side projection image) extracted by the extraction unit 33-3 to the identification information of the patient and registering the patient in a specified database 35.

Furthermore, the search unit 33-4 executes a functional process of searching for cut images of the patient registered in the database 35 based on the identification information.

The display control unit 33-1 also executes a functional process to display the cut images of the patient searched for by the search unit 33-4 on the display unit 30D of the data terminal 30 installed in the treatment room. The function of the display unit 30D of the data terminal 30 may be replaced by the display unit 24 of the data terminal 2.

Furthermore, each time a patient visits the salon, with the data terminal 2 fixed to the holder 26, the selection unit 33-6 executes a functional process of selecting from among treatment plans that can be selected in advance while the therapist and the patient view cut images displayed on the display unit 30D in a manner that allows comparison between cut images extracted from video information captured while the chair 28 on which the customer sits makes one rotation and cut images extracted from video information captured the previous time the patient visited the salon (stored in the database 35). Note that the data terminal 2 may be configured so that the therapist or staff manually captures the data terminal 2 without fixing it to the holder 26.

The reservation unit 33-5 also executes a functional process of confirming a reservation by inputting the desired therapist, treatment date, and treatment time while viewing the schedule screen presented for each stylist via the reservation management screen provided by the hairstyle management system to the data terminal 2. Note that the information reserved by the reservation unit 33-5 may be configured so that the details can be confirmed on a terminal screen (not shown) operated by the in-store staff.

Figure 4 shows the correspondence between the data terminal 2 set on the highly transparent mirror 27 shown in Figure 1 and the chair 28.

In the example shown in FIG. 4, the holder 26 moves up and down along the thickness of the highly transparent mirror 27, allowing the upper body of the subject seated in the chair 28 to be photographed with the face at the center.

[Processing of Data Terminal 2]
5 is a flow chart showing an example of a hairstyle registration method of the hairstyle management system according to the present embodiment. Note that (1) to (18) indicate each step, and each step is realized by the CPU 22 of the data terminal 2 expanding a program stored in the ROM 25 into the RAM 23 and executing it.

After checking whether the application related to the hairstyle management system is installed on the data terminal 2 operated by the visitor, if the visitor is a new registrant, the browser of the data terminal 2 is displayed on the display unit 24, and the necessary account is entered to connect to the website (1), after which the visitor presses the application download button displayed on the web page (not shown) and waits for the application related to the hairstyle management system to be downloaded (DW) (2).

Next, when an operation to install the downloaded application is performed (3), the CPU 22 installs the application in a specified area of the RAM 23 that can be backed up.

Next, when the operator of the data terminal 2 launches the installed application and selects an instruction to register the user (4), an account entry page (not shown) is displayed, and the operator of the data terminal 2 enters the necessary account information (5). Once the entry of the account information is completed in this manner, the operator presses the registration button displayed on the display unit 24 to transfer the account information to the server device 3 (6).

Next, when a registration completion notification is received from the server device 3 indicating that user registration has been completed (7), the user inputs the registered account information into a login screen that is prompted and displayed on the display unit 24 (8). The server device 3 notifies the user of the authentication result. If the login is determined to be OK (9), a menu provided by the hairstyle management system is displayed on the display unit 24 (10).

After that, the therapist will carry out a series of treatments such as shampooing, cutting, blow-drying, etc., in response to the client's requests.

Next, the patient can select either new registration or registration recall from the hairstyle video shooting menu displayed on the display unit 24.

If the patient selects new registration, the data terminal 2 is set in the holder 26 of the data terminal 2 in the detachable engagement part of the highly transparent mirror 27. The position of the camera unit 20 is adjusted vertically relative to the floor surface to suit the physical characteristics of the patient.

Next, with the camera unit 20 of the data terminal 2 enabled and the video recording mode selected, the recording button is pressed (12). At this time, the recording button may be operated by either the patient or the therapist.

Next, the patient sits on the chair 28 facing the highly transparent mirror 27, and the chair 28 is rotated 360 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise (13). The rotation can be performed by an electric motor or manually by the therapist, and there is no particular limitation.

During this time, the camera unit 20 captures a series of videos of the front, right side, left side, and back of the recipient's face, stores the video data in RAM 23, and transfers the stored video data of the recipient to the server device 3 (14). In response to this, if the server device 3 confirms that the video data import has been completed normally and receives a video import OK instruction from the server device 3 (15), the server device 3 executes a cut image extraction process, and as a result, receives an instruction that the cut image extraction was successful (OK) (16).

Next, the data terminal 2 receives still image data of the cut images (front, side (left side and/or right side), back) extracted by the server device 3, and displays them on the display unit 24 or the display screen of the data terminal 30 (17).

Next, when the menu "Exit" is selected on the application screen displayed on the data terminal 2, the series of processes ends.

Therefore, if the patient wishes to compare the current cut image with the stored cut images, the display unit of the data terminal 30 may be configured to display multiple cut images in separate sections or to partially enlarge and display key parts.

In addition, there is no particular limit to the number of cuts, and cut images can be extracted from camera angles of 45 degrees to the right and 45 degrees to the left. By expanding the number of images used to check the impression of the hairstyle, cut images can be checked in detail.

Furthermore, the data terminal 2 may be removably fixed to a selfie stick, so that a top image of the patient's head can be extracted.

[Advantages of the First Embodiment]
According to this embodiment, a system can be constructed that, each time a hairstyle is completed by a hairdresser, extracts a hair image that is effective for the next treatment and can suggest a new hairstyle to the recipient.

Second Embodiment
In the above first embodiment, a process for extracting a desired cut image from video data of a subject captured using the camera unit 20 of a data terminal 2 operated by the subject has been described. However, instead of the attached highly transparent mirror 27, a system for checking the cut state of the subject may be constructed using a display device equipped with a camera function.

Figure 6 is a block diagram explaining the configuration of a hairstyle management system according to this embodiment. This example is a system in which a hairdresser at a beauty salon or barber shop and a person (customer) receiving a treatment are linked to each other, and is an example of a hairstyle management system in which a server device having a database that stores hairstyle information for people receiving treatment who visit the salon can communicate with a display device that can rotate freely at a predetermined position. Note that the same reference numerals are used for the same parts as in Figure 1, and their explanations will be omitted.

In FIG. 6, a display device 200, which is typified by a digital signage, includes a communication unit 221, a CPU 222, a RAM 223, a display unit 224 with a touch panel function, and a ROM 225.

In addition, after a user application provided by the hairstyle management system is read from the ROM 225 and loaded into the RAM 223, the CPU 222 is configured to execute the user application to realize various functional processes. In addition, although FIG. 1 shows a case where the communication unit 221 is wired, it also includes a unit that performs wireless communication such as WiFi.

The camera unit 227 is configured to allow switch operations for switching between video mode and still image mode, and for turning on and off a light source that flashes the subject. The camera unit 227 may also be configured to function as a detachable camera separate from the display device 200.

In this embodiment, the display device 200 acts as a mirror to reflect the upper body of the person being treated, and displays video captured by the camera unit 227, enhancing its function as an information transmission medium to display not only the person's hairstyle, but also advertising information, information about the store's goods (related to shampoo and conditioner), and a history of cut images. In particular, when displaying cut images as history, the device is rotated left around a pivot axis (not shown) as shown in Figure 7 and stopped, and then a two-screen display or a three-screen display (not shown) as shown in Figure 8 can be controlled to allow a practitioner who wants to change the image of their current hairstyle to view the cut images while proposing a cut menu that makes use of credible and courteous advice.

In addition, during the waiting time required for the patient to have their perm done, the display device 200 can also provide a function for searching the Internet and displaying online videos, lifestyle information, etc.

Figure 9 is a diagram explaining another configuration of the display device 200 shown in Figure 6, in which the area below the dashed line has a built-in communication unit 106, settlement unit 107, and operation unit 108 controlled by the controller unit 105.

200L is a left LED light, and 200R is a right LED light, which illuminate the subject imaged by the camera 100.
A normal display screen 103 displays the subject captured by the camera 100 in real time. The operation unit 108 may be configured as a separate remote control. In this case, the operation unit 108 is configured to be able to communicate with the controller unit 105 using a wireless communication protocol. The touch unit 109 functions as a reading unit that performs debit processing in response to credit card payment, electronic money payment, and smart payment for existing electronic payment processing by the payment unit 107.

[Effects of the second embodiment]
According to this embodiment, the person to be treated does not need to move to the payment counter (counter desk) after the treatment, brush off his/her hair, and then operate the payment device at the payment counter. Instead, the person to be treated can complete the payment while sitting on the chair 28. The bag for storing the person to be treated's wallet including the cards is stored in a mini locker placed on the chair 28 or placed on a shelf.

The disclosure regarding the present invention described above can be summarized at least as follows.
(1) A hairstyle management system capable of communicating between a server device having a database that stores hairstyle information for patients who visit a salon and a data terminal with a camera function operated by the patient, wherein the data terminal has a transfer unit that manually captures video information of the patient while the patient is sitting in a designated position on a rotatable customer chair on the floor of a treatment room, and transfers the captured video information to the server device while the customer chair rotates once using the camera function of the data terminal.

(2) The server device is characterized by having an extraction unit that analyzes the video information transferred from the transfer unit and extracts cut images of the client finished by a hair and makeup artist, and a registration unit that links the cut images extracted by the extraction unit to identification information of the client and registers the client in a specified database.

(3) The server device is characterized by comprising: a search unit that searches for the cut images of the patient registered in the database based on the identification information; a display control unit that displays the cut images of the patient searched by the search unit on a display unit installed in the treatment room; and a selection unit that selects from treatment plans that can be selected in advance while the therapist and the patient view the cut images displayed on the display unit so that the cut images extracted from the video information captured by the data terminal while the customer chair rotates once and the cut images extracted from the video information captured at the previous visit can be compared each time the patient visits the salon.

(4) The video information is uploaded to the server device via an application installed on a data terminal operated by the patient.

(5) The video information is uploaded to the server device via a web screen displayed on a data terminal operated by the patient.

(6) The data terminal operated by the person receiving the treatment is characterized by having a notification unit that notifies the server device of information indicating the degree to which the hairstyle is liked after the treatment.

(7) The display unit is characterized by having a camera that captures an image of the person being treated sitting in a specified position on a rotatable chair in the treatment room.

(8) The display unit is characterized in that it displays cut images captured by the camera after treatment on a patient seated on a rotatable chair in the treatment room, in a manner that allows comparison between cut images registered as history in the database.

(9) A hairstyle management system capable of communicating between a server device having a database that stores hairstyle information for clients who visit a salon and a data terminal operated by the client, the data terminal having a camera that captures an image of the upper body including the face of the client while the client is sitting in a designated position on a rotatable customer chair on the floor of a treatment room, a display device that displays the upper body image including the face captured by the camera, and a transfer unit that transfers video information of the upper body including the face captured by the camera to the server device during one rotation of the customer chair.

(10) The server device is characterized by having an extraction unit that analyzes the video information transferred from the transfer unit and extracts cut images of the client finished by a hair and makeup artist, and a registration unit that links the cut images extracted by the extraction unit to the client's identification information and registers the client in a specified database.

(11) The server device is characterized by comprising: a search unit that searches for the cut images of the patient registered in the database based on the identification information; a display control unit that displays the cut images of the patient searched by the search unit on a display unit installed in the treatment room; and a selection unit that selects a treatment plan that can be selected in advance while the therapist and the patient view the cut images displayed on the display device each time the patient visits the salon, in a manner that allows comparison between the cut images extracted from the video information captured during one rotation of the customer chair and the cut images extracted from the video information captured at the patient's previous visit.

(12) A hair and makeup support method for a hairstyle management system capable of communicating between a server device having a database that stores hairstyle information for clients who visit the salon and a data terminal with a camera function operated by the client, the data terminal having a rotatable customer chair in a treatment room, the data terminal having a camera function operated by the client set to video recording mode, a fixing unit that fixes the data terminal in a vertical direction a predetermined length from the floor of the treatment room with the client seated in a predetermined position, and a memory unit that stores video information captured by the data terminal with a camera function while the client chair makes one rotation with the data terminal with the camera function fixed to the fixing unit, and a transfer step that transfers the video information stored in the memory unit to the server device based on an operation from the data terminal.

(13) A hair and makeup support method for a hairstyle management system capable of communicating with a server device having a database that stores hairstyle information for clients who visit a salon and a data terminal operated by the client, the method comprising: a camera that captures an image of the upper body including the face of a client while the client is sitting in a designated position on a rotatable customer chair on the floor of a treatment room; and a display device that displays an image of the upper body including the face captured by the camera; and a transfer step that transfers video information of the upper body including the face captured by the camera to the server device during one rotation of the customer chair based on an operation from the data terminal.

Each step of the present invention can also be realized by executing software (programs) acquired via a network or various storage media on a processing device (CPU, processor) such as a personal computer (computer).

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and various modifications (including organic combinations of the embodiments) are possible based on the spirit of the present invention, and are not excluded from the scope of the present invention.

It is expected that further system aspects will be determined as display devices continue to improve, allowing the client and the therapist to compare the post-treatment cut image with the registered cut image, and exchange opinions with each other about the details of the hairstyle, efficiently providing treatment services that provide high customer satisfaction.
The hairstyle management system may be configured so that the person receiving the treatment issues evaluation points to the practitioner, allowing the practitioner to freely use the accumulated points to purchase items.

Reference Signs List 1 Network 2 Data terminal 3 Server device 27 Highly transparent mirror 28 Chair 20 Camera unit 30 Data terminal

Claims (13)

A hairstyle management system in which a server device having a database for storing hairstyle information for customers who visit the salon and a data terminal with a camera function operated by the customer can communicate with each other,
The data terminal comprises:
This hairstyle management system is characterized by having a transfer unit that transfers video information of a patient, which is manually photographed using the camera function of the data terminal while the patient is sitting in a designated position on a rotatable customer chair on the floor of a treatment room, to the server device while the customer chair makes one rotation. The server device includes:
An extraction unit that analyzes the video information transferred from the transfer unit and extracts a cut image of the person being treated that has been completed by a hair and makeup artist;
a registration unit that links the cut image extracted by the extraction unit with identification information of the patient and registers the patient in a predetermined database;
The hairstyle management system according to claim 1 , further comprising: The server device
A search unit that searches for the cut images of the patient registered in the database based on the identification information;
A display control unit that displays the cut image of the patient searched for by the search unit on a display unit provided in the treatment room;
a selection unit which, each time the patient comes to the salon, selects from among treatment plans selectable in advance while viewing, together with the therapist and the patient, cut images displayed on the display unit in a manner that allows comparison between cut images extracted from the moving image information captured by the data terminal while the customer chair makes one rotation and cut images extracted from the moving image information captured at the previous visit;
The hairstyle management system according to claim 2 , further comprising: The hairstyle management system according to claim 1, characterized in that the video information is uploaded to the server device via an application installed on a data terminal operated by the person receiving the treatment. The hairstyle management system according to claim 1, characterized in that the video information is uploaded to the server device via a web screen displayed on a data terminal operated by the patient. The hairstyle management system according to claim 1, characterized in that the data terminal operated by the person to be treated is equipped with a notification unit that notifies the server device of information indicating the degree to which the hairstyle is liked after the treatment. The hairstyle management system according to claim 3, characterized in that the display unit is equipped with a camera that captures an image of the person being treated sitting in a specified position on a rotatable chair in the treatment room. The hairstyle management system according to claim 3, characterized in that the display unit displays cut images captured by the camera after a treatment on a patient in a rotatable customer chair in the treatment room, in a manner that allows comparison between cut images registered as history in the database. A hairstyle management system in which a server device having a database for storing hairstyle information for customers who visit a salon and a data terminal operated by the customer can communicate with each other,
The data terminal comprises:
This hairstyle management system is characterized by comprising: a camera that captures an image of the upper body including the face of a person to be treated while the person is sitting in a designated position on a rotatable customer chair on the floor of a treatment room; a display device that displays the upper body image including the face captured by the camera; and a transfer unit that transfers video information of the upper body including the face captured by the camera to the server device during one rotation of the customer chair. The server device
An extraction unit that analyzes the video information transferred from the transfer unit and extracts a cut image of the person being treated that has been completed by a hair and makeup artist;
a registration unit that links the cut image extracted by the extraction unit with identification information of the patient and registers the patient in a predetermined database;
The hairstyle management system according to claim 9, further comprising: The server device includes:
A search unit that searches for the cut images of the patient registered in the database based on the identification information;
A display control unit that displays the cut image of the patient searched for by the search unit on a display unit provided in the treatment room;
a selection unit which selects a treatment plan from among a selection of treatment methods available in advance while the therapist and the patient view cut images displayed on the display device in a manner that allows comparison between cut images extracted from video information captured during one rotation of the customer chair and cut images extracted from video information captured at the patient's previous visit, each time the patient visits the salon;
The hairstyle management system according to claim 10, further comprising: A hair and makeup support method for a hairstyle management system in which a server device having a database that stores hairstyle information for customers who visit a salon and a data terminal with a camera function operated by the customer can communicate with each other,
The data terminal comprises:
A storage unit is provided in the treatment room for storing video information captured by the data terminal with a camera function while the chair rotates once in a state where a person to be treated sits in a predetermined position in a rotatable chair,
A hair and makeup support method for a hairstyle management system, comprising: a transfer step of transferring video information stored in the storage unit to the server device based on an operation from the data terminal. A hair and makeup support method for a hairstyle management system in which a server device having a database that stores hairstyle information for customers who visit a salon and a data terminal operated by the customer can communicate with each other,
The system is provided with a camera for capturing an image of the upper body including the face of a person to be treated while the person to be treated is sitting in a predetermined position on a rotatable chair on the floor of a treatment room, and a display device for displaying an image of the upper body including the face captured by the camera,
A hair and makeup support method for a hairstyle management system, comprising a transfer step of transferring video information of the upper body including the face captured by the camera to the server device during one rotation of the customer chair based on an operation from the data terminal.